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Personal Paranormal
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Matrix Theatre Ghost(s?)
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A few months later I attended the theatre's production of the powerful
Gene Franklin Smith
written drama
Boise, USA.
Having grown up on the stage, I know what it's like to hold a character for an entire evening; one has to be on one's toes for anything unexpected.
In one scene a woman leaves the stage to get some sandwiches in the kitchen, leaving two men to talk in private.
After a few moments, there was a sudden, very loud thwunk sound from off stage.
The lead actually blinked and turned his head in surprise, while I thought the off-stage actress had simply dropped something.
The lead's character-break was momentary, but he'd clearly been surprised by the sound, which is why I believed it was a dropped prop.
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At the interval, I was speaking with Micheal and Gene: it turned out that "something had happened" to the air conditioning unit.
The theatre's AC was such one had to use a ladder to get to it: "somehow" its vent had slammed shut, which it could not have done on its own.
That had been the sound that even I heard from my audience seat.
"Maybe you have a ghost," I couldn't help half-joking, knowing theatres' perchance for hauntings.
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Thinking
(and/or hoping/praying) that
the stage manager was playing tricks on them, Pamela began to admonish her as she approached the well, until they checked and sure enough, the well was empty.
At least by any living entities...
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